What wireless siren do I need to order that will work with this unit. need name and part #. Thanks
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I do not know because I returned it shortly after receiving it. There were many limitations that made it impossible for me to install it. Try another customer.
1211886
Hello John, This siren works on 433mhz. Thanks. www.FortressSecurityStore.com
1957837
This siren is just that, a siren nothing else. This siren has to be connected to something that will turn it on and power it.
1134296
I am not a professional installer but I would say yes. This siren has it's own "driver" built in so it is easy to wire.
1290253
use a good quality siren unit that takes a 100 watt speaker. for the price this is a good quality speaker which makes plent of noise well worth the money
181596
Yes, you will need a DC power supply with an output rated within the voltage and wattage range of the siren, a switch and the wire to span the distance from siren, switch, and power supply. Note: the siren has 3 wire leads, usually white, red and yellow. White is common or negitive, and red and yellow are positive but only one is connected at a time. One is solid tone and the other is yelping tone.
1561560
Only hard-wired sirens work. X10 wireless support is listed in some places, but an X10-capable transformer was never produced for this model.
749801
Hi Christal it will work with any alarm that already has a siren. You will not be able to program different voices to it , that is another module that is extremley hard to find its only availble in the Asian market as far as I know. Hope this helps you. Have a great day.
1448014
Dont kno about a siren. I use it on a jeep to talk to bystanders on the trails.
181339
I didn't purchase the backup siren. It's really just if someone disables your initial siren
557057
Any wired doorbell will work fine. I had no problem using the existing wired doorbell (also, this is a great product. very happy with it!)
1200345
telemergency website or send me model number and i can fax you a copy. EMT810 @yahoo.com
2237802
yes ,, this horn will work ,but you will need another component to power it. The Lynx Touch is designed to use the 5800Wave Wireless Siren. If you want a wired siren, you must (1) use a relay and separate power supply (of appropriate voltage and current for siren) and (2) get the panel programming right. The Lynx Touch can only supply 3mA of current (wow!) via the trigger terminal so you must use a sensitive TTL relay board like the Altronix RBSNTTL. The Lynx Touch trigger goes from open to 1000 ohms from ground when activated and can't drive a siren directly. Connections: TRG terminal of the Lynx to the TRG- (note the minus) terminal of the RBSNTTL. GND of the Lynx to the NEG- of the RBSNTTL. Positive out of power supply to both the POS+ and the NO on the RBSNTTL. POS+ on the RBSNTTL to the TRG+ on the RBSNTTL. Negative out of the power supply to the negative side of the siren. C (common) on the RBSNTTL to the positive side of the siren. NEG- on the RBSNTTL to the negative out on the power supply. Programming: In Device Programming, Trigger, Action is permanent on, Start on system operation--any burglary alarm, Stop on system operation--bell timeout.
1851944
I always go to the manufacturer with the item number and all pertinent info possible. Also go to google and place in the model number and also state needing what item you need. The more info about what you need the better. Someone out there has one for sale.!!
2215794
According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htmIt will work fine with that alarm.
2046900
All sensors come with this kits are wireless, the main panel support up to 7 wired sensors, power adapter need connect to main panel , the siren need connect to main panel.
1528522
Yeah ..Try radio shack or best buy.. if not order it of the internet just make sure is the exact one.